Designer Smith Hanes "turned a negative into a fresh, beautiful positive: he broke up the long hallway leading to the master suite by adding a row of ethereal white portieres. Bedside tables are vintage John Dickinson."
Marie and Steve Nygren's town house in the sustainable village of Serenbe - an eco-community the couple founded in Georgia.
Interior design by Marie Nygren and Smith Hanes.
Interview by Mimi Read.
Photographs by Amy Neunsinger.
House Beautiful (December 2010 - January 2011).
"A wire dress form Carol [White] uses to examine the jewelry she designs adds a sculptural element to the white-tiled guest bath."
Home of Jim and Carol White.
Interior design by Erin Martin Design.
"Carte Blanche" by Susan Kleinman.
Metropolitan Home (January 2009).
"Calacatta gold marble and glass-front lacquered cabinetry give the master bath a cool sheen; the chandelier is by Emmanuel Babled, the tub is by Kohler, and the lounge chair, upholstered in Pratesi terry towels, is by Liz O'Brien."
Northern California home.
Interior design by Steven Volpe, Steven Volpe Design.
Renovation by Lewis Butler, Butler Armsden Architects.
Photography by Pieter Estersohn.
Text by Mayer Rus.
"Power Play" produced by Howard Christian.
Architectural Digest (November 2011).
"In the master bedroom, a lacquered root table from Erin Martin Design proves that big furniture works in a small space. A corner sink by Duravit reminds [Kim] Dempster of Europe."
Weekend house in Marin County, California belonging to Kim and Mark Dempster.
Interior design by Kim Dempster and Erin Martin.
Photography by Alec Hemer.
"A Chic Little Beach House" interview by Christine Pittel.
House Beautiful (July - August 2012).
Interior design by Kim Dempster and Erin Martin.
Photography by Alec Hemer.
"A Chic Little Beach House" interview by Christine Pittel.
House Beautiful (July - August 2012).
"Closet mirrors in the master bedroom expand the sense of space. The CB2 platform bed is covered in vintage French linen."
Interior design by Kim Dempster and Erin Martin.
Photography by Alec Hemer.
"A Chic Little Beach House" interview by Christine Pittel.
House Beautiful (July - August 2012).
Photography by Alec Hemer.
"A Chic Little Beach House" interview by Christine Pittel.
House Beautiful (July - August 2012).
"In the foyer, a floor mirror and a Swedish clock both stand 8 feet tall, accentuating the ceiling height."
Mora clock and mirror: Tone on Tone.
Loi Thai's early-1900s four-level Edwardian townhouse in Bethesda, Maryland.
Interior design by Loi Thai, Tone on Tone.
Photography by Erik Johnson.
Text by Krissa Rossbund.
"A Lighter Shade of Pale" produced by Eileen A. Deymier.
"The library, which is situated between the formal living room and the dining area, is dotted with special furnishings like this Gustavian chair with saber legs and a white-painted French iron stool."
Gustavian chair: Tone on Tone.
Loi Thai's early-1900s four-level Edwardian townhouse in Bethesda, Maryland.
Interior design by Loi Thai, Tone on Tone.
Photography by Erik Johnson.
Text by Krissa Rossbund.
"A Lighter Shade of Pale" produced by Eileen A. Deymier.
"[Annie] Brahler's 14-year-old daughter, Isabel, a softball-playing Francophile, decorated her own room with a Louis XV-style bed and French mirror."
Annie Brahler's Jacksonville, Illinois, home.
Interior design by Annie Brahler, owner of Euro Trash.
Photography by Bjorn Wallander.
Styled by Philippa Brathwaite.
Written by Douglas Brenner.
Written by Douglas Brenner.
"Overdoing It With One Thing is Kind of Not Overdoing It" produced by David M. Murphy.
House Beautiful (May 2012).
"In master bedroom, greyhound Sici on custom iron bed with custom headboard.
Italian chandelier. Bed fabrics by Fortuny."
Houston, Texas, highrise apartment of Kay O'Toole.
Interior design by Kay O’Toole of Kay O’Toole Antiques and Eccentricities.
Architectural renovation by Sharon Perry Wise.
Photography by Tria Giovan.
Text by Judith Nasatir.
“A Whiff of Whimsy” produced by Mary Jane Ryburn.
Veranda (2007).
"The breakfast room's banquette from the Verellen Home Collection is upholstered with a detachable button-tufted slipcover of Verellen's Sophisticated Linen in Sea Foam. Antique dining chairs are covered in Kravet's Cameo, a faux leather."
Jackson, Mississippi, home of Nancy and John Price.
Interior design by Nancy Price, Nancy Price Interior Design Inc.
Photography by Eric Piasecki.
"A Palette of Mississippi Blues" by Mimi Read.
House Beautiful (March 2008).
"Debra Melman's grandmother won this piano on The Price is Right."
Interior design by Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz.
Photography by Antoine Bootz.
"Hamptons Getaway Contrasts" by Elizabeth Gaynor.
Veranda (June 2008).
"Architect [Stuart] Disston was inspired by an old Shaker design when he created the curving staircase off the kitchen. Even the dogs appreciate it. 'They love to sit on the stairs and look out the little round window,' [homeowner/designer] Eliza [Gatfield] says. 'It's probably the most perfect space in the house.' "
Long Island, New York, home of architect and interior designer, Eliza Gatfield.
Interior design by Eliza Gatfield, Custom Cool, LLC.
Architect: Stuart Disston, AIA, with Joshua Rosensweig and Guy Horvath, AIA, Austin Patterson Disston Architects.
Photography by Bruce Buck.
Text by Amy Elbert.
"Shingle Style: Capturing the View" produced by Bonnie Maharam.
"When turning the former master bath into the dining room, workers chipped away tiles to reveal a raw concrete wall, inadvertently creating what [Amy] Neunsinger calls 'the ultimate old-world design moment,' Pottery Barn chairs; Shabby Chic chandelier; Global Table dishes."
Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles, home of photographer Amy Neunsinger, her husband Shawn Gold, and their children.
Interior design by Amy Neunsinger.
Photography by Amy Neunsinger.
"A Ranch House Makeover" by Alexandria Mott.
"Hot pink hydrangeas bring the dining room alive and the mix of cane-back and slipcovered chairs keeps it interesting. . . . An antique beaded-crystal chandelier 'has an ethereal quality that doesn't overpower this small room."
Home in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
Interior design by Paige Schnell and Doug Davis of Tracery Interiors.
Photography by Jonny Valiant.
Interview by Mimi Read.
House Beautiful (March 2011).
"Walls painted China White by Benjamin Moore set off a Swedish demilune table and French pen-and-inks."
Home in Mountain Brook, Alabama.
Interior design by Paige Schnell and Doug Davis of Tracery Interiors.
Photography by Jonny Valiant.
Interview by Mimi Read.
House Beautiful (March 2011).
"The master suite is steps from nature, with a terrace accessible through French doors. 'Whether my clients are inside in front of the fireplace or out on their terrace, they have plenty of private space where they can sit, talk, and read,' says [designer Gail] Plechaty."
Larry and Deborah Coven's Chicago-area home.
Interior design by Gail Plechaty, Real Simple Design.
Architect: Robert W. Kirk, Group A Architecture Inc.
Photography by Werner Straube.
Written by Krissa Rossbund.
"Bright, White, and Inviting Home" produced by Hilary Rose.
Traditional Home (September 2012).
"The contemporary tone of the breakfast area complements the streamlined kitchen. Leather armchairs from West Elm surround an oval table. Vintage French posters from the Covens's art collection decorate the walls."
Larry and Deborah Coven's Chicago-area home.
Interior design by Gail Plechaty, Real Simple Design.
Architect: Robert W. Kirk, Group A Architecture Inc.
Photography by Werner Straube.
Written by Krissa Rossbund.
"Bright, White, and Inviting Home" produced by Hilary Rose.
Traditional Home (September 2012).
" 'Chinoiserie is so charming and never goes out of style,' says [designer Meg] Braff, who redid the stair rail in Chinese fretwork to liven up a dull entryway. Chandelier from John Rosselli."
Interior design by Meg Braff, Meg Braff Designs.
Photography by Thibault Jeanson.
"Step Inside a 1960s Style Palm Beach Home" by Christine Pittel.
House Beautiful (April 2011).
"A long stairwell leads from the family room to the second floor, where there are bedrooms and [Shawn] Gold's office, and continues to the third-floor office."
Laurel Canyon, Los Angeles, home of photographer Amy Neunsinger, her husband Shawn Gold, and their children.
Interior design by Amy Neunsinger.
Photography by Amy Neunsinger.
"A Ranch House Makeover" by Alexandria Mott.
"Antique stone torso. Plaster walls by RFJ Meiswinkel in custom color derived from paints by Donald Kaufman. Custom Lucite pedestal. Gustavian-inspired chair by Classic Cloth damask. Italian antique chandelier."
Provence-style farmhouse in California.
Interior design by Renea Abbott, Shabby Slips.
Building design by Michael Layne.
Photography by Roger Davies.
Text by Degen Pener.
"Passion for Provence" produced by Mary Jane Ryburn.
Veranda (September 2007).
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